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Support with intimacy, sex, relationships, and problematic pornography and sex use.
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I offer highly specialist therapy for people who are finding that sex, intimacy, or communication has become stressful, confusing, or difficult to talk about.

Essex · Online

Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy

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COSRT Registered Psychosexual Therapist

COSRT Registered Relationship Therapist

Jacqueline Jones, psychosexual and relationship therapist
Member of the British Society of Sexual Medicine

Therapeutic Services at a glance

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​People come to see me when:​​​​

  • sex has become anxiety-provoking or disappointing

  • desire has changed, disappeared, or feels mismatched

  • porn or sexual behaviour feels problematic or out of control

  • sex feels painful, boring, pressured, or disconnected

  • communication has broken down or stopped altogether

  • body image is affecting confidence, pleasure, or intimacy

  • often there is a sense of shame and frustration

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My approach

I offer a supportive, warm and welcoming approach. With a background in journalism, communication is also at the heart of my work. I see communication as central to the relationship we have with ourselves, and to how we connect with others: emotionally, physically, and sexually.

​​My work is integrative and contemporary, drawing on clinical sexology, relationship therapy, and evidence-based practice. 

​​This is not a one-size-fits-all model, and it is not about quick fixes. Therapy is an invitation to explore, understand, and reduce shame, at a pace that feels right for you.​​​

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“The thought of seeing a therapist for the first time, particularly in a sex-related capacity, was daunting. Jacqueline’s professionalism and warmth helped put me at ease. I began to find it relatively easy to open up, and I came away with a renewed sense of self-worth and confidence.”
— Former client

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Professional experience​​​

I completed accredited training in Clinical Sexology, Relationship Therapy and Counselling. Plus, alongside my private practice, I have worked as a Psychosexual Therapist with Relate, supporting clients across private practice, the NHS, the Royal Air Force, and the University of Cambridge. This experience allows me to offer specialist, ethical, and well-grounded therapeutic support.​​​​​

Psychosexual therapy supports people with sexual function concerns such as:

  • erection difficulties

  • delayed ejaculation or no ejaculation

  • early ejaculation

  • orgasm difficulties

  • pain during penetration

  • low desire or libido​

Psychosexual Therapy also offers space to explore sexuality more broadly.
I have a particular interest in helping people develop a more compassionate and connected relationship with their bodies.​

I take time to research and plan every client with care.​​

 Relationship therapy supports all types of relationships and relational concerns, including:

  • desire discrepancy

  • communication difficulties

  • conflict or emotional distance

  • infidelity or ruptures of trust

  • navigating kink or fetish within relationships

  • sexual difficulties within a relationship

  • separation or relationship transitions​​

Having worked in high-pressure newsroom environments, I bring skills in supporting relationships under stress, during crisis, and in emotionally charged situations.​​​​

I work with people who feel their sexual behaviour or porn use has become problematic, distressing, or difficult to manage.

You might describe yourself as a “sex addict” or “porn addict”; in my practice, I use the term problematic porn and sex use, reflecting a contemporary approach.

This work focuses on understanding patterns, reducing shame, increasing awareness, and supporting healthier, more connected sexual experiences rather than offering labels.​​​​

​My work is personalised and informed by current research and evidence-based practice. My approach is sex-positive and behaviour-informed. ​​​​

“Jacqueline was a very good listener and remained neutral throughout, creating a safe and balanced space for both partners. Jacqueline struck the right balance when working with couples experiencing difficulties, which made the process feel fair, supportive, and constructive.”

— Former client​​​

Psychosexual Books

 

Who I work with

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I work with people of all genders, sexualities, body sizes, and relationship structures.


My practice is modern, inclusive, sex-positive, and grounded in respect for sexual and relational diversity.

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I also welcome referrals from healthcare professionals, therapists, and organisations seeking specialist psychosexual or relationship therapy support.

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Ways of working

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Sessions are offered:

  • in person (North Essex)

  • online

  • telephone​​​

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If you are looking for a therapist with insight, specialist training, and clinical experience, and you would like support with sex, pornography, intimacy, or relationships, you are very welcome to get in touch.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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